
Alex W
Long-term practitioner and teacher in Zen, Pragmatic Dharma, and Western occult traditions, offering practical curricula for awakening and inner-alchemy informed approaches to embodiment and energetic practice.
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Sep 12, 2025 • 2h 13min
Ep324: How To Practice After Awakening - Alex W 2
In this engaging discussion, Alex W, a long-term practitioner of Zen and Pragmatic Dharma, explores how to meditate effectively after awakening. He breaks down the differences between constructive and deconstructive practices and shares insights from his own meditation journey. Alex also discusses the potential societal impacts of spiritual maturity and emphasizes the need for structured approaches to spirituality for younger generations. He delves into the integration of practices like Taoist Inner Alchemy and the significance of personal development in achieving true liberation.
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Jul 18, 2025 • 2h 31min
Ep316: Dharma & the Goddess - Alex W
Alex W is a long-term practitioner of Zen, Pragmatic Dharma, and Western Occultism, sharing his fascinating journey from an elite upbringing to spiritual insights. He discusses his mentorship under renowned figures and the powerful Abramelin Ritual for kundalini awakening. Alex recounts his profound encounters with spiritual beings like Kālī Mā and Hecate, delving into the intricate balance between Zen practices and Western occultism. He reflects on the transformative blend of chaos and divine connection in his spiritual exploration.
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Nov 28, 2025 • 2h 9min
Ep335: How-to Guide for Awakening & Beyond - Alex W 3
In a captivating discussion, Alex W, a seasoned teacher in Zen and Western occult traditions, presents his ideal curriculum for achieving awakening. He emphasizes the necessity of core skills, autonomy in spiritual practices, and the importance of daily meditation. Alex contrasts the benefits of Soto and Rinzai practices while sharing fascinating insights on energetic openings and the nuances of Daoist and Buddhist techniques. He warns against chasing experiences and advocates for a balanced, gradual approach to practice, encouraging self-reliance in the spiritual journey.


